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Programs and Services We Support

If you ever wanted to have a Priest-son/ Priest-brother in your family, and it never happened, do not be disheartened! You can always sponsor a seminarian towards his Priesthood. He will be like a son/ brother in your family.

Sponsoring a Seminarian

This is a sponsorship programme intended to shelter, feed and educate a poor child from a remote village in Kerala/ Karnataka. This programme includes also sponsoring a youth for his/ her higher education (Degree/ PG).

"Save a life" Programe

The Bangalore Mission has reached out to the Covid victims with timely assistance by way of medical help, food supplies/ provisions, clothing and shelter. Many of our schools were converted into centres to house and treat Covid-19 patients and help them rehabilitate and convalesce.

Relief works

This humble effort to feed the needy. We have been able to feed 100 people every day for the past 12 years. Your little sacrifice will make a big difference in the lives of our less fortunate brothers and sisters. It will definitely bring them so much relief and satisfaction to have at least one meal a day.

Share and Care

People of the calibre of Rev. Fr Thomas Vailatt and others have spent their healthy years for the cause of the poor children and youth. Having spent their entire life in looking after the needy and less fortunate in society, some of our Priests are now sick, helpless, and bed-ridden and they need to be sustained and looked after.

Sponsor an Aging Priest

Project: A School for the Poor Children in Hospet

It was in 1985 that the Salesians of Don Bosco began working as missionaries to rescue and rehabilitate the child labourers from the iron ore mining areas of Hospet (North Karnataka) through a non-formal skill training centre, community development and literacy programmes. Our literacy programmes have been effective and now we need to relocate these children to a proper school to impart to them quality education. Now it has become an urgent need to build a new school to meet the educational needs of the increasing number of poor children and to upgrade the existing school to higher classes to ensure continuity. The majority of the children studying in the school come from economically and socially backward families. The poor people of the area are not in a position to contribute anything substantially. Only education can assure them a better future to live a dignified life.